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All The Queens Men are honoured to have been shortlisted for the 2018 ANTI – Contemporary Art Festival International Prize for Live Art. We are humbled to be included alongside three outstanding contemporary artists from across the globe including Nic Green (UK), Jeanne Van Heeswijk(NL) and Sonya Lindfors (FI).

From ANTI Festival Director Johanna Tuukkanen: The urgent contributions these celebrated artists make to cultural life share a fascination with the questions of our time, essaying ideas of inclusion, equality, community, diversity, feminism, power and blackness. We’re incredibly excited by the proposition that each of these remarkable artists offer!

All The Queens Men are grateful to receive a Victorian Green Room Award for our 2017 Body of Work (Fun Run, Congress and The Coming Ball). Thanks to all the hundreds of community collaborators who we had the great pleasure of working with.

All The Queens Men are thrilled to be nominated in the 2018 Green Room Awards.

Our nominations in Contemporary and Experimental Performance include; Performer or Ensemble (Tristan Meecham, Bec Reid & Ensemble – Fun Run), Community Collaboration (Body of Work: Congress, Coming Back out Ball, Fun Run) and Production (Fun Run). Congratulations to all the artists who have been nominated!

All The Queens Men will showcase our keynote project The Coming Back Out Ball at APAM (Australia’s leading international industry event for contemporary performing arts) on Friday 23 February at 1.10pm.

Delegates can also join us at the Sofitel Hotel Pool on Wednesday 21 February at 8.00am for APAM Water Aerobics!

We look forward to meeting national and international delegates while at APAM. Please do get in touch!

Our latest newsletter can be read here. It details our 2017 projects and what we have planed in 2018.

All The Queens Men and Arts Centre Melbourne in partnership with Circus Oz are thrilled our project Fun Run was honoured with the 2017 VicHeath’s Art Award. Special thanks to all our collaborators on this very special project.

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Come to the Queensland premiere of FUN RUN, presented by the Bleach* Festival on Saturday 8 April. See you at Cavil Avenue at 3.00pm. #excited

Our latest newsletter can be found here.

Fun Run Flash Mob. Learn the moves. Come to Arts Centre Melbourne on Sunday 12 March and perform in the show! #funrunmelb

LGBTI Elders Dance Club + ATQM end of year party

Please join us on Friday 9 December from 5.30pm at The Substation – 1 Market Street, Newport.

LGBTI+ elders and their allies are invited to our final dance club event of the year.

S A V E T H E D A T E
Sunday 12 March 2017 from 4:30pm

Our ATQM newsletter containing 2016 highlights can be viewed here.

Bec has received the 2016 Australia Council for the Arts Fellowship for Community Arts and Cultural Development; an apt acknowledgment of her tireless generosity, great artistic skill, and ongoing commitment to community arts and culture.

Tristan Meecham and Lenine Bourke interview LGBTI icons Jill Bolen and Brian Day in a discussion about gender, sexuality and discrimination in 1970’s Queensland to the present day and how the LGBTI community can face the impending plebiscite with resilience.

Tristan launched the 2016 Glitter Festival – the Gold Coast’s annual LGBTIQ Cultural Festival. Tristan will return in October to host and produce a number of events. Check out the program here.

The one and only Bec Reid opened 100% Brisbane, a 3-year exhibition created by Museum of Brisbane, Berlin based theatre company Rimini Protokoll, Bec Reid and 100 Brisbane residents.

Join us on Friday 1 July for a creative briefing and afternoon tea as we discuss our process for The Coming Back Out Ball. For more information please visit here

Over the next twelve months, we will developThe Coming Back Out Ball in collaboration with older LGBTI people. Please find our invitation to this first consultation meeting here.